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This Precious Earth
00:33
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2. |
She Manifests The Sky
04:34
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Armored
03:35
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Broken Rice
04:24
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5. |
The Day After
03:22
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Pink Trash
02:08
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7. |
As The Wind Turns
04:02
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8. |
Once
01:22
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9. |
Standing In The Shadow
03:21
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10. |
Foggy Hyper Spaces
02:11
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11. |
A Day In A Night
04:55
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Joey Retro Rotterdam, Netherlands
Back in 1976 Joe woke up after a hyper sleep for almost a 100 years in a small town north of the Lowlands. It soon became
clear that he had to fulfill a mission which was musical by nature.
But who would play these songs together with Joe?
100 songs and 100 musical brothers and sisters later, he found his fellowship of musicians.
Together with them Joey Retro continues writing beautiful music.
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